Situated on a kopje, Kusini Camp is the only permanent tented camp in this part of the Serengeti National Park. As such it affords guests the rare opportunity of exclusive drives and intimate walking encounters.
The surrounding short grass plains provide the setting for the most spectacular natural phenomenon in the whole of Africa, the wildebeest migration, during which time the hordes congregate around the camp in order to give birth. Each of Kusini's nine tents feature private showers and private terraces overlooking the plains. Gather for meals and stories in the dining tent, which also has an intimate library, lounge and veranda. Guests can also enjoy a picturesque bush breakfast or partake in the sundowner cocktail hour among the kopje boulders, while spotting for game, including zebra, cape buffalo, lion and leopard. The Camp offers superb all year-round game viewing opportunities in open vehicles, as well as guided bush walks. Built to complement and not compete with its most spectacular setting, Kusini blends seamlessly into the wilderness, in harmony with the architecture of nature.

A private encampment of 16 superbly luxurious tents guarded by sentinel towers of granite, the camp radiates out from a central lounge. A place of light and air, the lounge's terrace is a massive ledge of natural stone, its views stretch to eternity and its décor blends the gnarled timbers of ancient dhows with champagne suede, claret chenille and amber weaves. To the rear of the lounge a bar and boutique are fashioned from rope-lashed hardwoods and back-lit by whimsical coconut shades; and beyond them a rock-hewn stairway leads to a classically styled dining tent with soul-stirring views over the sun-blazed plains.
Unlike any other camp, Mbuzi Mawe Tented Camp lies at the epicenter of the Serengeti within easy reach of the prime wildlife theatres of Lobo, the Western Corridor of the Grumeti River, the southern grass plains and the Seronera Valley and the kopjes. A ringside seat for 'the greatest show on earth'.
Scenically located in a glade guarded by 3 million year old granite towers, Mbuzi Mawe (meaning Klipspringer in English) makes maximum use of its unique wilderness location. There are al fresco breakfasts, safari luncheons, lantern-lit bush suppers, campfire roasts, and dance displays by the Ikoma people as well as game drives, ranger-led bush walks, ornithology and sightings of: elephant, lion, cheetah, leopard, buffalo, hyena, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, warthog, hippo and crocodile.
Accommodation comprises 16 spacious tents, each with 24-hour electricity, constant hot water, ensuite bathroom, dressing area, two double four-poster beds and a verandah with double sun bed. The central lounge features a cocktail bar stocked with a discerning selection of beers, wines and spirits; and the stylish boutique showcases a tempting array of gifts, safari accessories, books and cultural crafts. The dining tent has its own shaded terrace for optional outdoor dining while the cuisine blends the traditional camp fare of flame-roasted meats with salads, fresh garden produce, piquant fish dishes and luscious desserts.

Seronera Wildlife Lodge is artfully constructed round a rocky outcrop from glass and wood elements, perfectly blending into its surrounding, Near the lodge is several waterholes witch attract wildlife.
Seronera Wildlife Lodge has 75 spacious guestrooms, all of them affording stunning views over the Serengeti plains.
Elegantly decorated in authentic traditional African style, the rooms are fully equipped with ensuite bathrooms with a shower and bathtub. King - size beds are provided with mosquito nets.
The Chui Restaurant, elegantly featuring the safari atmosphere, made of rock and wood elements, perfectly combines the international high standards of hospitality and service with exquisite exotic touches of local lifestyle. The Pango Indoor Bar is a friendly meeting point where guests can relax. The Ikoma Sundowner Outdoor Bar affords from its wide terrace breathtaking views over the endless Serengeti plains.
Facilities: Boutique / TV lounge / Library / Dispensary / Laundry / Housekeeping / Currency exchange / Safes at Reception / Accept major credit cards.

Ndutu Safari Lodge is situated in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in the southern Serengeti eco-system, set under a canopy of giant acacias overlooking a soda lake, Lake Ndutu. The safari lodge still has the informal, intimate feeling of the original bush camp, built by legendary hunter George Dove in the 60's. It offers a superb base in which to explore the range of habitats that lie within easy reach, including swamps, woodlands, soda lakes and the world famous Serengeti short grass plains.
From about December to May the wildlife abounds at Ndutu -from spectacular birdlife to elephants, hyenas, zebras, lions and millions of wildebeest. They calve on the plains in February, gallop through the woodlands and swim across the lake. From June through November, the plains are dry and the great herds gone. This is the time when the resident animals converge around Ndutu's waterholes and marshes - elephants, giraffes, impalas, every kind of cat, a profusion of birds. As a result, it has been a favourite with professional wildlife photographers and film-makers for the past four decades.
Ndutu Safari Lodge consists of 34 single-storey stone cottages that extend from the central, open-sided bar, lounge and dining room. Each cottage has its own verandah overlooking Lake Ndutu and all rooms have en-suite facilities. The cottages are made from local materials and offer comfortable, tasteful accommodation. Four rooms have a king-size bed, there are also four family rooms, which can accommodate up to four people. All other rooms have 2 single beds. All the rooms are accessible with a wheel chair.
Ndutu Safari Lodge offers a full laundry service, and there are phone, fax, email and internet facilities and a gift shop. There is 220 volt electricity, and torches and candles in each room for when the generator is switched off at night.
The lodge is renowned for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, good service, and simple food well cooked.
There is an airstrip 1 Km away from the lodge. Approximate flying time from Arusha Airport to Ndutu is 50 minutes. Free transfers are available to transport guests to and from Ndutu airstrip to the lodge.
Activities: game drives, birdwatching, guided walks in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

Loliondo Camp is in the Loliondo Concession, a large unfenced area of Maasai commmunity land which immediately borders the north-eastern boundary of the Serengeti and is close to the south-eastern side of the Masai Mara. This is a place of outstanding natural beauty with a landscape of differing habitats,: from sweeping grassy plains to rolling wooded hills, acacia-lined watercourses and dramatic granite kopjes.
Loliondo Camp is set at the base of a granite monolith that shades the camp from the elements and feeds a waterhole frequented by game. As this is a completely private area, it is a superb place to really experience Africa - totally removed from any other tourism.
The classic tented accommodation is luxurious and spacious, with en-suite facilities (a washbasin, towels, a jug of water for washing and mineral water for drinking) and solar power lighting, and is fully and tastefully furnished, with safari chairs, tables, and comfortable beds. The tents are spread out throughout the kopje area, with the dining tent at the base of the main kopje rock.
The permanent camp crew takes a great pride in providing a first class service with excellent and varied menus, usually served in the dramatically situated dining tent, where there is waiter service for breakfast, lunch and romantic, candle-lit dinners. Breakfasts and lunches can also be arranged in the bush. There are multiple sundowner locations throughout the camp, and a camp fire -a wonderful location for stargazing and listening to the sounds of the African night.
Resident game is plentiful in the area, drawn during the dry seasons by the nearby waterhole and increasing in the spring and (especially) the autumn, when the Migration can be expected to pass through the Concession on its way to/from the Mara area.
Activities and excursions allow guests to experience the Maasai culture and the wildlife and plantlife in this region.
Although totally private, Loliondo Camp is easily accessible by air and road, being 80 minutes scheduled flight from Arusha (to Kleins Camp), then around one hour's drive (depending on game). The concession is closed during most of July and August.

One of the Serengeti's most famous spots, the Migration Camp has the best of everything. Intimate, conveniently located and one of the best places from which to enjoy the migration; the camp is a must for honeymooners.
Migration Camp is a permanent luxury lodge and is located in the Northern Coridor of the Serengeti, on the main wildebeest migration route between the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara, along the bank of the Grumeti River. It is raised up on the side of an impressive kopje known as Poacher's Lookout, with broad views north over the undulating Serengeti hills and beyond to the plains of the Maasai Mara.
This part of the park is a quiet backwater compared with the more visited areas to the south and the very busy Maasai Mara to the north. In fact less than 1% of the total visitors to the eco-system of the Serengeti reach this remote corner. Up here you can really experience the wild side of the Serengeti.
The migration seasons at camp are centred around July and November when the herds pass through the area, sometimes crossing the river right in front of camp. Game-viewing from the breakfast terrace can be superb. Additionally there is good resident game throughout the year, especially lion, leopard and elephant.
The camp has just 20 luxury safari tents, which are arranged in pretty random fashion around the lodge. Each of the tents has an en-suite bathroom, with permanent plumbing and electricity is provided by a generator evenings and mornings. Sockets are UK 3-pin 230 volt.
Serengeti Migration Camp is 12 kilometres from the Lobo airstrip and 90 kilometres from Seronera, which is a one-hour flight from Arusha.
Activities: The annual migration passes incredibly close to (and sometimes partly through.) the camp. In such a location, it's not surprising that the camp is serious about game, offering superb day and night game-drives in specially-designed open vehicles with the resident game guide, and some excellent short walking safaris, which allow guests to get up close to the wildlife. In addition, elegant bush dinners can be laid on, complete with fine furniture, table linen and place settings, outstanding food and waiter service.

Lobo is the main lodge servicing the northern section of the park and is built into a massive kopje, merging completely into the surrounding landscape, which also overlooks one of the most picturesque plains in the Serengeti. The lodge offers breathtaking views over the plains and bushy savannah, which is sometimes crossed by herds of buffalo and elephants.
Artistically made of wood and glass elements around clusters of large boulders, harmoniously merging with its surroundings, the Lodge affords from its raised location stunning views of the most amazing natural spectacle to be seen on Earth Lobo is ideally set in the migratory route of over two and a half million of wildebeest in their desperate struggle for survival.
One of the real features of the lodge is this outdoor swimming pool, which was dug into the rock, which looks out over the plains. It has a beautiful lookout post near the swimming pool where you can view the animals grazing in the plains below.
The lodge offers 75 rooms, all afford superb views of this unbelievable natural phenomenon andl with en-suite bathrooms. There are also a few self-containing suite rooms with a kitchen and a lounge.
The Fig Tree Restaurant, in its serene decoration made of rock and wood elements, elegantly featuring the safari atmosphere, perfectly combines the international high standards of hospitality and service with exquisite exotic touches of local lifestyle.
The Laguna Lounge Bar, located within the immediate vicinity of the restaurant, is set over two levels with open hearth: its wide terrace provides breathtaking views over the park's endless open spaces.
Facilities: Outdoor swimming pool / Bird watching / Board games / TV lounge / Boutique / Houskeeping service / Laundry / Babysitting on request / Telephone and radio facilities / Currency exchange service / Except major credit cards.

Dates & Locations: (Closed in April & May)
Dec 16 to March 31 - Ndutu area
June 1 to Dec 15 - Seronera area
Olakira means "star" in Maasai. Together with Suyan, the two sets of seasonal camps move around the Serengeti eco-system to optimize the game-viewing experience.
Olakira follows the wildebeest migration through some of the busier central and southern areas of the Serengeti.
These move patterns are subject to change: the philosophy behind the camp is to move it there where the action is.
The camp itself is a wonderful mobile camp with fully furnished guest tents with en-suite bathroom facilities. The camp has only 5 guest tents to ensure the ultimate feeling of an exclusive and intimate safari under canvas. All tents are spacious and comfortable with large king-size or twin beds and convenient bathrooms. Each tent has its own private verandah with an amazing view overlooking the Serengeti. Bathrooms are extremely comfortable for a mobile camp, with shower, wash basin and an environmentally friendly toilet.
Dinning: Central to the camp are 2 common tents that are open to the surrounding nature. When the camp is occupied by multiple small groups, one tent will serve as a dining tent and the other one as a lounge, where drinks are served and safari stories are shared. When a larger group (e.g., 8 people) visits the camp, one of the common tents can be made the exclusive lounging/dining tent for that group. Food and service at Olakira Camp are of the highest standard.
Activities: The southern and central Serengeti areas are renowned for fabulous wildlife viewing. Drives in these areas, short trips or full day explorations give you close encounters with astonishing numbers of animals. Lunch in the bush while enjoying an amazing view and delicious food and wine, is a welcome interruption to otherwise action packed days.

Dates & Locations: (Closed between mid March & May)
June to mid March - Northern Serengeti
November to mid March - Sourthern Serengeti
(The camp splits up, some tents stay at the Mara river (North) and some move to the South)
Sayari Camp is an exclusive mobile camp that affords guests the most amazing experience the Serengeti has to offer. The Serengeti is renowned for its huge variety of wildlife and is world-famous for the Great Migration - a magnificent spectacle unlike any other. The mobile nature of Sayari Camp enables it to follow migratory patterns so guests can enjoy the optimum game viewing opportunities. The camp will NOT move during your actual stay, it will already be in the best position for wildlife observation at that time.
The camp consists of 8 spacious guest tents with large comfortable beds and en-suite bathrooms. The central area boasts a well-equipped mess tent and welcoming lounge area. Spectacular views of the wilderness can be found in every direction, while in the evenings, campfires under the stars create an amazing ambience as you relax with your like-minded companions.
The mobility of Sayari Camp ensures that it is the ideal destination for guests who want to completely immerse themselves in African nature - a truly authentic safari experience.
Activities: Game viewing, reading, dreaming, drawing, painting, writing and simply contemplating are just some of the activities that Sayari Camp invites you to partake in when in camp.

Ikoma Safari Camp is a small, semi-deluxe tented camp situated three kms from the Ikoma Gate of the Serengeti National Park, at its north-eastern border. The camp is small, comfortable and secluded. Ikoma Bush Camp has the concession for the area to operate night game drives and guided game walks, a unique experience! Between May and July the annual Serengeti migration passes close by!
There are ten spacious tents, all having twin beds and attached bathrooms with hot showers and flush toilets. There is a thatched bar and dining room under traditional style thatched grass. Electricity and hot water is supplied by 12V solar power. There is an inverter for recharging batteries.
The Ikoma area covers approximately 450 sq kms, and is a buffer zone to the Park itself. Fort Ikoma is 17 kms to the west and is now the headquarters of the Serengeti National Park. The camp works in close collaboration with the local villages.

Situated in the Northern Serengeti, 23 kms south of the Masai Mara in Kenya and borders, is this exclusive lodge run by CC Africa. Its private 10,000 acre wildlife concession is leased from Maasai landlords and is available for the sole use of the camp's 20 guests. The area is on the path of the Great Migration and enjoys some of the best elephant viewing in the Serengeti.
Accommodation consists of 10 rustic thatched cottages built with local materials. Décor is classic and cool stone walls contrast with rich wooden floors. All cottages enjoy en-suite shower, twin hand basins, w/c and private terraces, all with breathtaking views.
The camp has a large bar/living area with a central fireplace, just a short walk downhill from the dining room, both with sweeping views of the valley below. There is a swimming pool and deck tucked into the hillside and a curio shop stocks locally made Masai crafts.
Delicious home-cooked meals are served in the tasteful dining area or in a scenic bush clearing.
Trilling safari activities including: adventurous day and night game drives in open 4WD vehicles. Kleins Camp is the only camp in Tanzania to offer exciting 3 hour wilderness walks led by expert guides and Maasai trackers. The camp's ideal position on the edge of the Kuka Hills ensures that views of the plains and wildlife below are spectacular. There are also chances to visit the local Maasai villages for a rare insight into the culture and traditions of tribal life.